From Ram to Akbar to Gandhi: artwork on the Constitution, who painted them

Two copies of the Constitution, one in English and one in Hindi, are handwritten and bear the paintings. Why were these figures chosen and what did they symbolise for a newly independent nation? On Republic Day, we take a look at the history.

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